Tuesday, January 2, 2007 Chargers chill while awaiting postseason foe By: JAY PARIS - Staff Writer SAN DIEGO -- Who's got next? That's the question for the ... from the most successful regular season in team history. But the players know they'll be judged on their postseason results. "You can't let it overwhelm you,'' quarterback Philip Rivers said of the playoffs. "This team has ...

... younger Hornets out of the postseason. Paul leads all playoff performers ... assists per game in the postseason while shooting 50.7 percent ...'s put together in the postseason. For the playoffs, he's...deservedly so, but in the postseason nobody has been better than...26. In the previous nine postseasons since Michael Jordan retired -- what...better plus-minus in the postseason than Davis or Brown, it...

...-conference team for a total of 86 games. Best eight in each conference goes to the playoffs. Shrink the preseason if needed, tighten up the playoff schedule, or turn the all-star game into a postseason event like the NFL Pro Bowl if they're worried about the length of the season. They are not going to extend the already too long season. Sure, I know they won't. Still, ...

... team for a total of 86 games. Best eight in each conference goes to the playoffs. Shrink the preseason if needed, tighten up the playoff schedule, or turn the all-star game into a postseason event like the NFL Pro Bowl if they're worried about the length of the season. They are not going to extend the already too long season. I would shed the divisions, keep the conferences as a...

... team for a total of 86 games. Best eight in each conference goes to the playoffs. Shrink the preseason if needed, tighten up the playoff schedule, or turn the all-star game into a postseason event like the NFL Pro Bowl if they're worried about the length of the season. The divisions have been scrambled so much and diluted by expansion that there's really no point to them, and ...

...2 stretch that spanned the end of the regular season and the postseason -- the 2005 White Sox, 1998 Yankees and 1969 Mets. ... row.) . 3) Josh Beckett has spun three postseason shutouts. We'd find that impressive under any circumstances. But... So how many other pitchers in history own more career postseason shutouts than regular-season shutouts? None, of course. . ...

...16-2 stretch that spanned the end of the regular season and the postseason -- the 2005 White Sox, 1998 Yankees and 1969 Mets. . ... a row.) . 3) Josh Beckett has spun three postseason shutouts. We'd find that impressive under any circumstances. But .... So how many other pitchers in history own more career postseason shutouts than regular-season shutouts? None, of course. . I ...

...-2 stretch that spanned the end of the regular season and the postseason -- the 2005 White Sox, 1998 Yankees and 1969 Mets. . 2) ... in a row.) . 3) Josh Beckett has spun three postseason shutouts. We'd find that impressive under any circumstances. But what .... So how many other pitchers in history own more career postseason shutouts than regular-season shutouts? None, of course. .

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... visit the place on a weeknight. On said night, perhaps a Tuesday, they have a 2 for one special including bottlle of wine that she raves about. in case you missed it, superbowl ads. I didn't see a single one that distinguished itself amongst others. But then again, I did a lot of channel surfing that night http://cbs.sportsline.com/nfl/postseason/superads